Hey all! Here is our feature running Monday through Friday that will bring you up to date on what’s going on in the media pertaining to the Winnipeg Jets and elsewhere in the NHL.
Here is what's in the news for Friday, March 22, 2013:
Jets vs. Capitals notes:
Previewing tonight’s game against the Washington Capitals. [NHL.com]
For comprehensive news and notes on the Capitals, check out our pals at Japers' Rink. [Japers' Rink]
Paul Friesen is brutally honest in recapping last night's 4-0 loss: "The Jets had all the flow of a frozen garden hose and handled the puck like it was a hand grenade in falling flat, again, to the 14th-place Caps, this time by a 4-0 count." [Winnipeg Sun]
Gary Lawless opines that you could see a performance of this nature coming down the tracks for the Jets. [WFP]
The Jets missed out on an opportunity to create a gap in their Southeast Division lead, but will set their sights on a clean two points tonight. [Winnipeg Sun]
Andrew Ladd already has his sights set on payback for tonight’s game: “We’re not happy with the result tonight and we should be upset about that, and that should motivate you to be a lot better tomorrow. You have to shelve it. It’s too short of a season and these games are too important to dwell on it.” [WFP]
Our pals at Jets Nation talk trade targets which is sure to enrage everyone. [Jets Nation]
The Capitals will waive forward Joey Crabb today. [Washington Times]
FInally, are the Caps reverting to the 2003 versions of themselves? [Red Line Station]
